Sentence examples for in a lingering from inspiring English sources

In a lingering sign off to his letter Chief Oliver praised West's "very dangerous" day job.

An Omega watch is the focus in a lingering wrist shot in an opening scene in "Skyfall" — the latest James Bond film out in cinemas this autumn.

Each character's experience reveals a mismatch of dreams and reality, resulting in a lingering, bittersweet mood and fits of mordant humour.

Gallinari clutched Stern's hand with both of his in a lingering triple-layered handshake, as though he was holding on for reassurance.

In another obscure corner of the fair, Alessandro Cesati's iron strongbox forged and engraved around 1740 is a masterpiece in a lingering Regence style, which the anonymous Strasbourg craftsman handled with Germanic vigor.

The shift reflects a number of underlying social trends: more women with demanding jobs, more men underemployed in a lingering recession, more shared parenting responsibilities over all and the professionalization of the PTA itself.

In fact, a lingering health question was the only reason he wasn't selected in the lottery, after he endured three foot fractures in three years of college.

Prisoners gave us, in 2013, a lingering and utterly horrifying shot of Paul Dano's swollen, severely disfigured face.

As the unpleasant details of December are revealed, the early signs in January reflect a lingering weakness in many markets.

So it was when Vilma Kracun slipped away in the early '70s, stirring in Mr. Crisóstomo a lingering wistfulness.

In part, it reflects a lingering disbelief in Europe's political will to carry out structural reform.